€1,400 a month to study law in Europe: deadline 31 December
The European Master in Law and Economics offers up to €1,400 monthly plus support for programme costs in the 2027-28 intake.
Applications are open for the European Master in Law and Economics (EMLE), a one-year programme taught across universities in different European countries. The 2027-28 intake opened on 1 September, and the deadline for applicants from outside Europe is 31 December 2026.
The programme runs under the European Union's Erasmus Mundus framework and offers competitive scholarships. Selected students can receive up to €1,400 a month plus support towards programme costs, according to the programme's announcement.
Teaching combines law with economics, covering competition law, corporate governance, public policy, international law and financial regulation. It is aimed at law graduates who want to understand legal systems through economic analysis, rather than a conventional LL.M. focused on doctrine alone.
The programme says it has offered interdisciplinary education for more than 30 years. Applications go through the official programme channel.
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